Two storms at two scales

Sketch of a subdivision beside an open marsh after Hurricane Laura, marsh-edge roofs stripped, the next street intact.
Hurricane Laura, 2020

One street in Lake Charles

Laura stripped the roofs facing open marsh and left the next street largely intact.

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Downstream's modeled peak-gust footprint for Hurricane Ian over southwest Florida, strongest around Charlotte Harbor.
Hurricane Ian, 2022

Ian across southwest Florida

Our wind model’s typical error at hurricane-force stations was 16 mph, against 26 for a standard parametric model.

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Pen sketch of a shore neighborhood at sunrise, hip-roofed houses and palms above a beach.

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